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All Pets Vet Care

Your friendly, local, small animal veterinary practice right at the entrance to Milford marina. Please phone our normal number for details.
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We provide our own out-of-hour provision outside our normal office hours.

26/08/2024

🧡🐾🧡 National Dog Day 🧡🐾🧡

This Bank Holiday lets celebrate all of the amazing All Pets dogs!!!

Upload your pictures and give your canine companion a shout out 😁

25/08/2024

We’re pleased to welcome the new Pet Abduction Act, coming into force from today, 24 August, which introduces tougher penalties for stealing dogs- up to five years in prison, a fine, or both.

This law is a crucial step in recognising the emotional value of dogs and the devastation caused to victims of pet theft.

Find out more and get tips on keeping your dog safe: www.thekennelclub.org.uk/dogtheft

24/08/2024

🧡 Bank Holiday Weekend 🧡

Just a reminder that the practice will be CLOSED for the Bank Holiday.

Our Out of Hours service will still be available for Emergencies only!

22/08/2024

💊 Medication requests and Dispensation 💊

We politely ask that you give us 2 WORKING DAYS notice for any medication or written/repeat prescriptions, this includes flea and worm treatment.

This means we can ensure that you receive the best service as products can be ordered in ample time and dispensed to you in full on the agreed upon day to create a hassle free collection process.

Don't hesitate to call the team on 01646 663883 or contact us via Pets App 😊

https://app.petsapp.com/?_gl=1*yoax73*_gcl_au*NzU4MzcyNTI0LjE3MjQyNTk5MzM.

22/08/2024

⚠️⚠️ Road closures ⚠️⚠️

If you are having issues getting to the practice, please call and we can make arrangements 😊

21/08/2024

More Mummas, more kittens!

Please if you can send cat/kitten food!

Whiskas and Lily’s Kitchen our favourite tins/pouches.

If it’s easier for you here is our Amazon Wishlist

https://www.amazon.co.uk/hz/wishlist/ls/30EXK3WZXE3TM?ref_=wl_share

Thank you 🙏🏼

21/08/2024

🧡 Bank Holiday Weekend 🧡

Just a reminder that the practice will be CLOSED on Monday 26th of August for the Bank Holiday.

Our Out of Hours service will still be available for Emergencies only!

The practice will be open as normal on Saturday 24th till 1pm 😁

14/08/2024

Have you heard of leptospirosis? 😧

Leptospirosis, often shortened to lepto, is a disease caused by bacteria that damage vital organs, such as the liver and kidneys. It’s very serious and often fatal in dogs.

Dogs can catch leptospirosis from:

- Another infected dog
- Sniffing/licking the ground where an infected dog has urinated
- Urine from an infected cow, pig or rodent
- Infected wet ground or fresh water - lepto can live in wet ground and fresh water for several months

Leptospirosis can also be spread to other dogs by infected dogs, mice, rats and cows but can also be caught from infected water. So, if your dog lives on a farm, kills rodents or spends a lot of time swimming, they’re at a much higher risk of catching it ⚠️

There are a few different types of leptospirosis bacteria and each one is slightly different. Fortunately, we can vaccinate against the types of lepto bacteria commonly found in the UK. Find out more: http://pdsa.me/rwlP

[Visual description: Black and brown dog, Kelpie, in the back of a vehicle on a cattle farm.]

12/08/2024

⚠️ We have had some technical difficulties and now have no internet or phone lines. Please bare with us as we work to quickly rectify this ⚠️

08/08/2024

Happy everyone! 🧡 🐈‍⬛

Lets celebrate all things cat today 😻

Head over to the International Cat Care page or visit their website to get more information 🐈
https://icatcare.org/international-cat-day/

06/08/2024

We have had some keys handed in at reception. They were found at the side of our building. Please contact us if you think they might be yours.

05/08/2024

🧡 What do cat vaccines protect against? 🧡

Cat flu: Feline Herpes Virus (FHV) and Feline Calicivirus (FCV) both cause cat flu. There are a number of different strains of FCV and it can be deadly. Cat flu can make more vulnerable cats, such as young kittens and elderly cats, seriously ill. Vaccinating your cat against cat flu is the best way to protect them.

Feline Parvovirus: This causes severe disease in cats, especially kittens, and is often fatal. It is an extremely hardy virus and can survive in an environment for a long time. Both indoor and outdoor cats are at risk because the virus is easily carried into the home on shoes and clothing.

What else can my cat be vaccinated against?

There are a few more vaccines designed to protect your cat, ask in practice for help and advice 😊
- Feline leukaemia virus (FeLV). This virus causes a fatal disease, your cat is most at risk if they go outdoors.
- Clamydophila felis. This bacteria can cause conjunctivitis in cats and is another of the infectious agents responsible for cat flu.
- Bordetella bronchiseptica. This bacteria causes flu-like symptoms in cats and can cause kennel cough in dogs.

03/08/2024

🧡 Q. What do dog vaccines protect against? 🧡

Canine Parvovirus is perhaps the most common canine infectious disease. The disease is usually seen as bloody diarrhoea in young animals, with an offensive odour and severe dehydration. If symptons develop, call the practice immediately.

The Canine Distemper virus attacks most parts of the body. As the disease progresses, the virus spreads. The incubation period is long (often about three weeks) so sadly it is usually too late to vaccinate when an outbreak occurs.

Canine Hepatitis attacks the liver. Some dogs may become infected but show no obvious signs, but in severe cases sadly death can occur within 24-36 hours.

Leptospirosis is caused by bacteria that spreads in the urine of infected animals. The disease can cause severe liver damage in just a few days.

Canine Parainfluenza is one of the organisms responsible for the disease known as "kennel cough". Dogs with this disease suffer from a harsh, dry cough that can last for many weeks, causing distress for both the dog and owner. It can be caught anywhere there is high dog traffic, NOT just in kennels.

Q. Is vaccination safe?

A. YES: Several large and independent surveys have been conducted in the last few years, and all have shown that vaccinated animals are at no greater risk of developing diseases than un-vaccinated animals. As with any product, including food, a tiny proportion of animals may have a reaction to the vaccine, but this must always be balanced against the much greater risk of fatal disease.

Q. What happens if my puppy or kitten misses a vaccination or booster?

A. It’s vitally important your young animal gets all its vaccinations. Contact the practice as soon as possible to rearrange the appointment or to restart the vaccinations.

Q. If my animal is ill or has a chronic condition, should it be vaccinated?

A. It depends. If the vet does not feel they are well enough to be vaccinated then the appojntment will be rearranged and the primary issues will be dealt with first.

Q. How will my pet react to the vaccine?

A. You may find that they are tired after the vaccine and may develop a small lump at the injection site. This is normal 😊 If you are concerned in anyway please contact the practice.

02/08/2024

Get your cameras out and start snapping!!!

It's time to put your pets in the spot light again 🤩

Share your pictures to this post and one of our team will pick a pet to star as our cover photo for the month 😍😍😍

01/08/2024

🐱 💉 National Immunisation Awareness Month 💉🐶

🧡 Are your pets vaccinated? 🧡

Pet vaccines are extremely important as they can protect your pet from a host of illnesses. And August is National Immunisation Awareness Month, so it’s the perfect time to get educated!
Stay tuned over the coming days for more information 🐰

Call the practice to get your Cat, Rabbit or Dog booked in 😁

30/07/2024

*Owner found*

Sadly we have had a deceased male, unneutered, not microchipped tabby cat handed into the practice. Found near the Fairways estate.
If you have any information please contact the practice on 01646 663 883.

29/07/2024

Nurses Bridie and Sophie enjoying their South African adventure 🧡🧡🧡

28/07/2024

🧡🍫🧡 National Milk Chocolate Day 🧡🍫🧡

Its estimated that in 2023, the UK's population of approximately 67 million, consummed approximately 536,000 tonnes!

However dogs should not eat chocolate. If your dog has accidently got hold of some, their risk will depend on their weight, the type of chocolate and the amount they have eaten.

⚠️Signs of chocolate poisoning in dogs⚠️

If your dog has eaten chocolate, speak to your vet so they can assess your dog's risk of chocolate poisoning. Symptoms of chocolate poisoning can develop even if your dog has only eaten small amounts, and include:

vomiting
diarrhoea
hyperactivity
tremors, seizures or fits
heart problems
death, in severe cases

Remember, the darker the chocolate, the higher the level of theobromine, and therefore the more toxic it is!
https://www.bluecross.org.uk/advice/dog/can-dogs-eat-chocolate

Vets Now have created a handy Choc Calculator - follow the link below 😁
https://dog-chocolate-calculator.vets-now.com/

But if you have any concerns call the practice and the team are more than happy to help 🙂

26/07/2024

Our lovely .43 RVN monitoring a sable with our stethoscope while out vet students on the program checked out why this girl was super lame.

26/07/2024

STRAY CAT 🐈‍⬛
Female all black cat handed in yesterday from the Conway drive area, her chip is registered to a residence in Haverfordwest, but the number on the chip doesn’t ring for long then cuts off. She’s a lovely friendly girl. She is 12yrs old and neutered according to her microchip details.
If you have any info or think she could be yours, please contact the practice on 01646663883

26/07/2024

🐶 NATIONAL DOG PHOTOGRAPHY DAY 🐶

Today (Jul 26) is National Dog Photography Day! Post your favourite photo of your dog in the comments below! 😍

This photo here is of little Toby doing what he loves most, taken by Rebecca Reed Photography 🐾

16/07/2024

🐍 World Snake Day 🐍

Did you know?

1. There are around 3000 different species of snake in the world and Australia has around 170 species of snake including some of the worlds top 25 most venomous snakes!
2. Snakes are NOT aggressive. They are shy secretive animals. Snakes do not bite out of malice and they DO like to be left alone.
3. Snakes can be venomous or non venomous. There are over 700 species of venomous snake in the world.
4. Pythons do not have fangs like venomous snakes. They have up to 80 small needle sharp recurved teeth.
5. Pythons can make an excellent and interesting pet. They require little daily maintenance or cost and can live in captivity for up to 25/30 + years.

🧡 For more information on keeping exotic pets like snakes follow the link below 🧡
https://www.rspca.org.uk/adviceandwelfare/pets/other

15/07/2024

💊 Medication requests and Dispensation 💊

Due to our ever growing client base we ask that you give us 2 WORKING DAYS notice for any medication or written/repeat prescriptions, this includes flea and worm treatment.

This means we can ensure that you receive the best service as products can be ordered in ample time and dispensed to you in full on the agreed upon day. Through this we hopefully plan to create a hassle free collection process.

Don't hesitate to call the team on 01646 663883 or contact us via Pets App 😊

13/07/2024

National Anti Boredom Month 😁

🧡 Training 🧡

The mental exercise of training can be just as tiring as the physical exercise. Why not teach your dog a new party trick and not only will they learn new skills, but it will also help improve your relationship and boost their confidence.

You could teach your dog to:
Give you their paw, one at a time (or high five)
Do a figure of eight
Tidy up their toys
Put their paws up
Run through a tunnel
Rollover

As well as teaching your pup tricks, you can also do other basic training including teaching them useful life skills. This could be fun loose-lead walking with puppies before they can go outside. You can also teach them to settle and do recall training. As well as providing enrichment this will be very helpful in future situations.

These training sessions don't need to be very long, 2 to 5 minutes is perfect (even shorter for young puppies!).

Some quick and easy times to do a training session include:
- Using some of your dog's regular portion of biscuits as individual treats at mealtimes
- During an ad break while you're watching television
- Before you start or right after you finish their regular walk.

12/07/2024

National Anti Boredom Month 😁

🧡 Scent-based enrichment 🧡

Smell is very important to our dogs. Sniffing is a natural behaviour to them and is a vital way for them to gain information about their environment.

On walks, where safe to do so, allow your dog plenty of opportunity and time to sniff. Mix it up and go to different places each time. This will give them new experiences and of course, new smells.

You could also hide their favourite treats or toys around the house for them to sniff out in their very own game of 'hide and seek'.

Using their sense of smell is incredibly enriching for dogs, and their brain is processing so much information that it makes these kinds of activities an excellent way to burn excess energy. It's also a great way for your dog (and you) to decompress and lower stress levels ☺

11/07/2024

⚾️🏀⚽️ Boredom Busting Toys ⚽️🥎🏀

In practice you will find a variety of products designed to suit all sizes and energy levels 🐶🧡🐶

About the products:
ULTRA BOUNCE BALL: The Chuckit Ultra Ball offers high bounce, buoyancy, visibility, and durability; This dog toy can be used in the water and is designed specifically for the game of fetch; Compatible with Chuckit Launchers
NATURAL AND DURABLE: Featuring an extra-thick natural rubber core, these tough dog toys are durable for long-term use
HIGH-VISIBILITY COLORS: The orange and blue design means pets and pet parents can easily spot the bright ball during outdoor play
EASY TO CLEAN: Dog ball toy's smooth, rubber surface resists mess and allows pet parents to easily wash off dirt or slobber
BREATHE EASY: The hollow, lattice-like design facilitates breathing and airflow in to the dog's lungs while running and fetching
LIGHTWEIGHT: Means they are easy to grab and they float
WHISTLES WHEN THROWN: Whistling dog ball is designed with four sound holes that create a whistling sound in the air, making fetch more exciting for dogs.
EXERCISE: Keeps your dog active and healthy as it promotes exercise and throw further with a Chuckit! dog ball launcher
GO FETCH: Chuckit Performance toys are designed with you and your dog in mind.

https://www.chuckit-toys.co.uk/

Don't forget that Family Plan Members get an extra 10% off all toys and products!!!!

10/07/2024

National Anti Boredom Month 😁

🧡 Games with toys 🧡

Playing games with your dogs toys is beneficial both physically and mentally. It also helps to build their confidence and will help to strengthen the bond between the two of you.

Here’s some top tips when playing games with toys:

1. Rotate your dog’s toys weekly. This will keep them excited and interested in them.

2. Let them win games. Your dog will enjoy it if you take it in turns and both win a few games each.

3. Your dog may rip soft toys up – this is natural behaviour. Just make sure you are always supervising when they are playing with these toys. You don’t want them to swallow any small parts. If you do need to take away a part of the toy, swap this for a treat or two.

4. Dogs will naturally hold, tug and shake toys with their mouths. If their teeth come into contact with you, stay calm, still and quiet to signal the end of the game. Then, calmly move away, if necessary. Take a short break and continue playing so they learn that the fun continues when their teeth stay on the toy.

Flirt Poles: They are a great toy that tire out high-energy dogs quickly. So what exactly is a flirt pole? Think of it asa larger cat toy. They make it easier for us to play with our dogs without having to run around as much since the pole gives you a way to get your dog chasing after a toy while you can stay stationary as well as giving you a chance to practice their "drop it."

Fetch: We all know a game of fetch is another easy game to tire out your energetic pup but, it doesn't always have to be outdoors. Change up what kind of toys your dog gets to chase and retrieve to keep them interested.
One fetch game rule everyone should follow is to avoid throwing sticks. They can cause injuries such as splinters, punctures, or worse.

09/07/2024

National Anti Boredom Month 😁

Is your dog barking for no obvious reason? Have they started digging up your garden? Is your puppy chewing up your shoes or the couch? Are they constantly begging you to play while you're trying to get some work done?

In most cases, there is a simple explanation: your dog is bored!

Dogs get bored just like we do, so it's important to provide them with both physical and mental stimulation! Over the next few days you'll see appropriate ways to help them burn that extra energy so your flower beds, shoes, and sofa won't become unfortunate casualties.

Try out a few with your dog to find out what kind of activities they enjoy the most 🧡

Address

The Old Docks Office, Sybil Way
Milford Haven
SA733AA

Opening Hours

Monday	8:30am - 6pm
Tuesday	8:30am - 5pm
Wednesday	8:30am - 5pm
Thursday	8:30am - 5pm
Friday	8:30am - 6pm
Saturday	8:30am - 1pm

Telephone

+441646663883

Website

http://www.allpetsvetcare.co.uk/

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And here is the finished feast, presented by Ellen Picton from Healthaspire, who held our workshop.

The new up to date sign is up 🧡

Here's Sammy doing a brilliant job of advertising the many new toys we have in stock in practice 🧡🧡🧡 Why not head on down to view our new selection of collars, leads and harnesses aswell. A perfect gift to treat your pet at Christmas!

❗️❗️❗️Heatstroke in Dogs ❗️❗️❗️ Please, if you have any concerns in this hot weather, do not hesitate to call the practice on 01646 663883 🧡 It is important to know the signs and how to prevent the onset of them as well as the steps to take I'd you are concerned.

Here is Nico investigating a Family Plan Christmas present 🥰🎄🐾 If your pet is on our Family Plan, you can come in and collect their Christmas present; there are salmon treats for cats and apple fish treats for dogs 🐱🐶

❄️🎁🦌Look what's arrived in the post 🎅🎄☃️ Head down to the practice to have a look at what's on offer for your dog, cat or small furry 😁 And as an added Christmas present, we're offering 15% off all toys for Family Plan members up until Christmas Eve 🧡

If you are very lucky, then you might ever so often come across an animal during your life time, which is just special, one which goes straight into your heart. And you can't really say why it is - they just boost your soul as they walk into the room, there's a kindness, a gentleness that directly connects with you. And you wish them a long, healthy life, because they bring so much happiness to so many people. But it doesn't always work that way and today I helped a very special boy over the rainbow bridge. No more pain for him. It's been a pleasure and an honour to have known him and his owners have said how lucky they feel to have had him in their lives. This candle is for you, Wellington. Sleep tight. You will be missed. Billa

🎉HOORAY!!🎉 We're so excited to announce that we are starting to allow clients into the building as of Monday the 14th of March 2022! 😆 To ensure the safety of our staff and to ensure that we can continue to provide care for your animals, we have put some precautions in place.. ❤️To enter the practice Masks MUST be worn - if you prefer not to wear one, we are happy to see you outside as previously! 😷 ❤️There is only one client permitted to attend the appointment with their animal 🧍‍♂️ ❤️Only two clients to be in the waiting room at the same time - if there is already two clients in the waiting room, our reception team will see to you outside 🌳 ❤️When you come to let us know that you're here, you will be given a buzzer to take to your car to wait until the vet is ready for you 🚗 ❤️Once the vet is ready for you, your buzzer will go off 🐝 ❤️You will be given a consult room number to which your pet will be assessed in 🚪 ❤️The nurse will hold your animal to ensure that two metres will be kept from clients and our staff ⚠️ ❤️Once the consult is finished, you will be directed to our waiting room for any medication that may need to be dispensed 💊 This is where reception will also take payment 💵 ❤️When coming to collect medication or food - we do ask for 48 hours notice before collection so it gives us enough time to order it in if required. Clients are allowed to come into reception to collect these items if they are pre-ordered. However, if there is already two clients in the practice, then our reception team will see you outside 🌿 We have put together a little video below, which will give everyone more of an insight of how we will operate our phased return back to normality, so please enjoy! 😆 We are so thankful to our amazing clients for being so understanding in these very trying times!🧬 If there are any inquiries that you'd like to make about maintaining current proce

🎶 “Mopping” around.. the Christmas tree🎶 see what we did there ☺️ Looking festive at the practice with Christmas creeping closer! 🎄 Remember we are open until 3pm on Christmas Eve, for your last requests and appointments 🧡

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